Plan for video for recruiting website www.librarycareers.org and distribute videos on You Tube, My Space, etc.

Plan for video for recruiting website www.librarycareers.org and distribute videos on You Tube, My Space, etc.

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Dear Project CC: One of you emailed me for help with the money and I was going to check and it fell off the list. How can I help you now? I'm sorry! I can call Denise and see if she still has the cash. Two years ago I was going to do it for $5000-7000. Do you have $$$ in mind?

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Connie (connie@cjrlc.org)

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Donavan Vicha, Web program officer, RUSA. I've been with RUSA since 1999. I'm handling everything related to our presence on the Internet. I am on the ALA Member Ning network at [http://alamembers.ning.com/profile/oberon Die/|\Hard Is Back!] and am involved in creating a virtual office on Second Life.

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Donavan Vicha, Web Program Officer, RUSA. I've been with RUSA since 1999. I'm handling everything related to our presence on the Internet. I am on the ALA Member Ning network at [http://alamembers.ning.com/profile/oberon Die/|\Hard Is Back!]-- I invite everyone to take a look and join. I am involved in creating a virtual office on Second Life, which is another place a video could be broadcast.

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==Project Sponsor==

[http://ala.org/rusa/ Reference and User Services Association (RUSA)]

[http://ala.org/rusa/ Reference and User Services Association (RUSA)]

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The following information was supplied by David W. Free, Public Services Librarian, Georgia Perimeter College (Decatur Campus) during his presentation at the CyberZedShed at the 2007 ACRL National Conference:

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The main music site I mentioned was the [http://creativecommons.org/audio/ Creative Commons] audio site. It has links to several online labels that release music under Creative Commons (CC) licenses that are safe for podcasting. I've used lots of stuff from the Magnatune label.

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There's also another CC site called [http://ccmixter.org/ CC Mixter], where people can upload songs, beats and remixes that are podsafe. It's mostly electronic and hip hop but there are other genres as well. People do some cool stuff with remixes there.

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They also have a new [http://search.creativecommons.org/ CC search page] that links to CC specific searches from Google etc. I haven't tried out yet, but it looks interesting.

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The [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Welcome_To_The_Podcasting_Legal_Guide Creative Commons Podcasting Legal Guide] is a good resource of copyright

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This [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/FAQ#Questions_for_people_thinking_about_using_a_Creative_Commons-licensed_work FAQ] gives info for people who want to use CC licensed content.

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The [http://podsafemusicnetwork.com/ Pod Safe Music Network] is another good place to find audio content you can use in your podcasts.

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Plan for video for recruiting website www.librarycareers.org and distribute videos on You Tube, My Space, etc.

Dear Project CC: One of you emailed me for help with the money and I was going to check and it fell off the list. How can I help you now? I'm sorry! I can call Denise and see if she still has the cash. Two years ago I was going to do it for $5000-7000. Do you have $$$ in mind?
Connie (connie@cjrlc.org)

Team Members

Baird, Zahra M.

Belden, Dreanna

Chernaik, Anne

Davis, Adam

Gonzalez, Alisa

Walker, Shaundra

Team Mentor

David Tyckoson

That's me. My idea is to create a number of short video clips (and maybe one or two longer ones) that promote librarianship and ALA. These would be dispersed through social networking sites to get people (mostly young, but old is OK too) interested in the profession and the association.

I have experience in creating videos for teaching, especially teaching the reference interview. I know that at least one of you has video production experience, so that makes a good start.

Please start thinking of scenes and concepts for the videos. I have some ideas, but most of the ideas should come from you. We can create as many of these things as we want, but my goal is at least three good ones by the end of the year.

My email is davety@csufresno.edu

I'll be stopping by the Emerging Leaders training on Friday 1/19 and hope to meet you all there.

Staff Liaison

Donavan Vicha, Web Program Officer, RUSA. I've been with RUSA since 1999. I'm handling everything related to our presence on the Internet. I am on the ALA Member Ning network at Die/|\Hard Is Back!-- I invite everyone to take a look and join. I am involved in creating a virtual office on Second Life, which is another place a video could be broadcast.

Project Sponsor

Project Resources

Copyright-free Music

The following information was supplied by David W. Free, Public Services Librarian, Georgia Perimeter College (Decatur Campus) during his presentation at the CyberZedShed at the 2007 ACRL National Conference:

The main music site I mentioned was the Creative Commons audio site. It has links to several online labels that release music under Creative Commons (CC) licenses that are safe for podcasting. I've used lots of stuff from the Magnatune label.

There's also another CC site called CC Mixter, where people can upload songs, beats and remixes that are podsafe. It's mostly electronic and hip hop but there are other genres as well. People do some cool stuff with remixes there.

They also have a new CC search page that links to CC specific searches from Google etc. I haven't tried out yet, but it looks interesting.

As long as the work has a CC license it should be fine to use in both audio
and video podcasts. Just make sure to read the licenses for a particular
work and follow the guidelines for attribution etc set out in the license.